The City of Zurich is seeking suppliers for construction work related to the technical renewal of the Hardhof groundwater facility. This project involves the creation of five new vertical filter wells using the dry drilling method, with a bore diameter of 1,200 mm and depths of up to 30 meters. Each
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The City of Zurich is seeking architectural services for the role of overall project manager for building-related matters, extending at least until 2040. The selected architect will review previously identified renovation measures, plan their implementation, and provide professional support during t
The City of Zurich is seeking suppliers for the installation of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems at Hardhof. This project involves providing the necessary equipment and services to ensure effective climate control in the specified buildings. Interested suppliers should refer to the
The project involves the complete renovation of all electrical installations for 16 slow filters divided into four buildings, as well as the renewal of the ozone system, which consists of three ozone generators. Additionally, the connections and interfaces for high and low voltage systems will be re
Experienced contractors needed to complete a 40%-50% finished redevelopment project comprising a new three-storey education block and leisure centre extension in Wanstead, London.
LondonEnergy Ltd is seeking qualified contractors for a Dynamic Market framework to deliver surfacing and resurfacing works on an as-required basis across various locations.
Upgrade and modernization of medical gas plant and ancillary systems at University Hospital Waterford.
Install and modify mechanical and electrical services to separate the Grade II listed Guildhall and Abbey Hall into two independent, fully operational buildings.
